Ultraviolette has added another achievement to its growing motorsport resume, with the X-47 electric crossover securing two category wins at the Ahmedabad Dirt Track 2026. Riding the X-47, multiple National Supercross champion Mustufa Namdar claimed victory in both the Adventure (Up to 450cc) and Foreign Motorcycle categories.
The X-47 was also the only electric motorcycle competing at the event, making its double victory even more impressive.
Dominates the Competition
Organised by Falcon Racing at Mud & Metal Motorsports, the Ahmedabad Dirt Track featured over 80 riders competing across 10 categories on an 850-metre circuit packed with jumps, slush sections and technical obstacles.
Namdar quickly established his pace, taking the lead from the opening lap. By the fourth lap, he had already lapped five competitors before comfortably crossing the finish line first in the Adventure category.
In the Foreign Motorcycle class, he started from third on the grid before steadily working his way through the field to secure another convincing victory.
More Than Just A Dirt Bike
The X-47 may have proven itself on the dirt, but it has the numbers to back it up on the road too.
Key highlights include:
- Permanent Magnet AC motor producing 40hp
- 100Nm of torque
- 0-60kmph in 2.7 seconds
- 0-100kmph in 8.1 seconds
- Top speed of 145kmph
- Up to 323km claimed range with the 10.3kWh battery
- Ride modes: Glide, Combat, and Ballistic
- 41mm USD front forks and preload-adjustable rear monoshock
- 200mm ground clearance
- Dual-channel ABS with switchable rear ABS
- 5-inch TFT display
- Radar-based ADAS, traction control, regenerative braking, hill hold, and park assist
The X-47 is available with 7.1kWh and 10.3kWh battery options, offering claimed ranges of 211 km and 323 km, respectively.
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Final Take
Winning one category would have been impressive enough. Taking home two titles as the only electric motorcycle on the grid makes the X-47’s performance even more significant. More importantly, it shows that electric motorcycles are now capable of competing and winning against established petrol-powered rivals in demanding racing conditions.
